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______
A
invented
B
produced
C
discovered
D
developed
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suspicious C
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isB
Would beC
has beenD
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counterpart C
inductive D
spectacular
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unacceptable C
concordant D
Formidable
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单选题We tried moving the piano，but it looked better while it was originally.A
whereB
when C
asD
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seduced
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